← Back to context Comment by whywhywhywhy 6 months ago Bit ridiculous to dismiss the most popular programming languages packaging repo as silly toys. 2 comments whywhywhywhy Reply PhilipRoman 6 months ago I don't deny that node/npm is useful for building servers, devtools for JS development itself, etc. but as an end user I haven't encountered anything useful which requires having it on my machine. habinero 6 months ago Ok? So you don't code in that language?You still have multiple programming languages preinstalled on your OS, no matter which one it is.
PhilipRoman 6 months ago I don't deny that node/npm is useful for building servers, devtools for JS development itself, etc. but as an end user I haven't encountered anything useful which requires having it on my machine. habinero 6 months ago Ok? So you don't code in that language?You still have multiple programming languages preinstalled on your OS, no matter which one it is.
habinero 6 months ago Ok? So you don't code in that language?You still have multiple programming languages preinstalled on your OS, no matter which one it is.
I don't deny that node/npm is useful for building servers, devtools for JS development itself, etc. but as an end user I haven't encountered anything useful which requires having it on my machine.
Ok? So you don't code in that language?
You still have multiple programming languages preinstalled on your OS, no matter which one it is.